Sentence examples for reduction money from inspiring English sources

"Class-size reduction money has been in place for a long time, and they have done nothing with it," said Councilman Robert Jackson, the chairman of the Education Committee.

The analysis found that 48.5percentt of 390 elementary and middle schools that received state class size reduction money did not lower class sizes, and that the average class size at more than a third of the schools had increased over the past year.

The Legislative Analyst's Office is recommending removing all limits on how the state spends its class-size reduction money, which would almost certainly lead to even larger class sizes and the demise of one of the most ambitious -- and expensive -- education reform programs in state history.

As it was, just to win enough votes to break the filibuster, Senate Democrats had to allow the $3 billion in flood-reduction money intended for the Northeast to be shared with Gulf-area states hurt by Hurricane Isaac in August.

This sudden reduction in money has not done anything to sap the vitality of the series, however.

The reduction in money and the fall in demand slow the Brazilian economy, thereby reducing Brazilian prices.

The 30percentt reduction affects money being set aside in 2009 and 2010 that he has said he will collect only when the company becomes profitable again.

What started as a planned faculty walkout to address specific furlough issues ballooned into a 10-campus protest of the larger implications of the reduction of money for public higher education in the state.

The reduction in money also comes as the Bloomberg administration is holding principals increasingly accountable for their students' academic performance and reviewing them more rigorously, while giving them more freedom from supervision.

But Hedge Fund Research notes a reduction in money from funds of hedge funds, which normally drive asset growth.Morgan Stanley's researchers believe that last quarter may prove to have been the peak.

In the final eight years of Ferguson's reign the net spend increased to £153m, but at only six per cent of revenue that represented a 50 per cent reduction in money available for transfers.